Control Devices with Any Remote Control Infrared Signals

Control Devices with Any Remote Control Infrared Signals

Description

After Taking this course:

  • No more getting up from the couch to change settings or turn things on/off
  • Control up to 15 devices with just one remote
  • Control using any remote as long as it has an infrared signal
  • Works from anywhere in the room
  • Provides a signal from across an entire room
  • No need to worry about which buttons correspond to which devices
  • Perfect for an environment where multiple people use the same TV and other devices, such as a family room

This course will help you implement infrared remote control to turn anything around you on and off with and without a microcontroller.

One of the most common forms of wireless communication is infrared. This course discusses IR control in detail and explains in a step-by-step manner how to use any remote control to control devices (On and Off) by using a Simple IR Reciever.

In this course, I will show you how to build a simple infrared-controlled device using a microcontroller.

What you will learn:

  • We will first explore the physics of infrared radiation, how it can be detected by a phototransistor, and what happens when it is interrupted.
  • In infrared radiation detection methods, we will also explore infrared control with and without a microcontroller.
  • What are the benefits of infrared control with a microcontroller?
  • We will then explore the Arduino library and library functions to create infrared light and detect an interruption of that light.
  • Compare and contrast this to other methods for controlling infrared devices such as passive infrared
  • Finally, we will create a circuit without a Microcontroller to receive the IR Signal and turn a device on and off using a really

The use of infrared control is not the only way to control infrared devices. There are many types of infrared sensors, some of which work without any need for a microcontroller. We will compare and contrast these two methods in order to better understand which one would be more appropriate for your project.

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